Too Many Registered Voters

http://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/article/Conservative-watchdog-group-questions-counties-3467513.php

Sixteen counties in Texas have too many registered voters than they have qualified voters. ???

How many other states might have the same thing going on?

I remember after Ted Kennedy died, and his strangle hold on the State Of Massachusetts was finally released, they found a couple hundred thousand people that had been voting that had been dead for hundreds of years.

This is how The Democrats stay in power.Â Conservatives outnumber Liberals 2 to 1 in this country.Â The only way Democrats can win is by fraud.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/141032/2010-conservatives-outnumber-moderates-liberals.aspx

When voter fraud is uncovered in the smallest counties in Texas, you can bet it's rampant in the large cities.

We all need to prepare ourselves for four more years of Obama.Â Stock up on food and supplies, because the real defecation will hit the fan when Obama is re-elected through fraud.

Obama knows this, as he is not telling people he "hopes" to be re-elected, he says he "knows" he'll be re-elected.

That's why Obama can make these statements to Russia, when he was caught on an open mic.

Any house divided cannot stand.Â And this country has not been this divided since The Civil War.

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Roryann O'Rourke Apr 10, 2012, 12:17pm UTC

I am preparing. I will even go as far as to say that if he's re-elected, Nostradamus' prediction will come true and the end will be before he takes office for his second term. Whether it is because of an act of God, or Americans fighting Americans to save the country, it is going to be brutal. Great insight, Bill. I feel heartsick over what the government and the leftist media is doing to my country.

Bill Gillen Apr 10, 2012, 12:23pm UTC

I feel the same way, but we must survive.

Roryann O'Rourke Apr 10, 2012, 6:10pm UTC

Amen, JJ! Reagan was right about taking God out, would mean a nation gone under. This administration is accelerating that process and if not stopped, we'll be all the way under.

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Fren W. Apr 10, 2012, 12:19pm UTC

Kudo to Texas for getting a head start that ensures Americans' voting rights as they must be. No exceptions. Send the double dipping Dems packing back home to their mommas. Great article Bill. Thank you for it. We need to be learning more about what all of our states are doing FOR Americans. Then we know what Dems oppose reasonably protecting US and exactly who of them we need to vote out.

Bill Gillen Apr 10, 2012, 12:24pm UTC

Fren, I like to share local stories that don't make the national news, that are important in my opinion. Traveling a 48 state area while I'm trucking, I often write about the events the national news keeps quiet about.

Fren W. Apr 10, 2012, 12:29pm UTC

Bill, and we need to hear those stories. God knows we cannot rely on this Obama minion media to relay anything that serves The People. I urge us to be positive and upbeat about this coming election, because we do have every reason to be excited about it. If we defeat ourselves before we get there, we only defeat ourselves before we ever get there :).

Bill Gillen Apr 10, 2012, 12:33pm UTC

oh, I agree with that. But I still think it's wise to prepare for the worst.

Fren W. Apr 10, 2012, 12:39pm UTC

Bill, first thing I learned in Brownies, lol, "Be Prepared." In making those efforts myself they can be daunting. I'm confident many do not have much of a means to get by day to day as it is, let alone 'prepare.' At some reasonable point we have to know that we will be protected, because that is His promise. I have faith in God and I have faith in God's mankind. What a whopper of a testimony this would be! Until then, we do what is reasonable and keep our country in unceasing prayer. It will all be good in the end :).

Bill Gillen Apr 10, 2012, 12:52pm UTC

If not prepare with food and supplies, then to at least prepare themselves mentally.

Renee Nal Apr 11, 2012, 1:38am UTC

Thank you for this story, Bill. The local media often provides the most objective point of view and I really strive to use them as sources when I can.

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Col. George W. Apr 10, 2012, 12:47pm UTC

I guess that's the reason Holder stopped the voter ID provision in Texas.

Bill Gillen Apr 10, 2012, 12:54pm UTC

That makes sense, huh. These Democrats in power are straight from Hell.

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The Angel Of Mercy Apr 10, 2012, 12:50pm UTC

Bill I think you might find this kinda funny. enjoy
O'Keefe's Latest: Voter Fraud Investigation Lands On Eric Holder's Doorstep
http://www.breitbart.com/Breitbart-TV/2012/04/09/Okeefe-Holder

Bill Gillen Apr 10, 2012, 1:03pm UTC

Angel, Thanks for sending me that link. It was awesome. Interesting, how you cannot even get inside the DOJ without some form of identification, but you can vote without an ID.

The Angel Of Mercy Apr 10, 2012, 2:13pm UTC

Your welcome :)

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Del Nerkez Apr 10, 2012, 1:10pm UTC

this is a terrible problem, tho a partial plausible explanation my exist.

i am sure franklin county ohio has more registered voters than official residents, because of osu.

but - that means there must be offsetting shortages of voters to residents in other areas - the numbers culmulatively, should balance with a small percentage of variance due to a time lag.

would love to see that comparison!

i also wonder how the numbers are in areas where there are prisons and not colleges ............

Bill Gillen Apr 10, 2012, 1:38pm UTC

Well, we have a problem when you must show some form of identification to just enter a government building like The DOJ, but you can vote for the highest office in the land without showing ID. Something seems wrong with that picture. That video that Angel provided a link for was very interesting. Thanks

Del Nerkez Apr 10, 2012, 5:09pm UTC

alll VERY true bill - very true

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Larry M. Apr 10, 2012, 5:27pm UTC

I know it's hard to believe but some people do move out of Texas without "unregistering" to vote.

Col. George W. Apr 10, 2012, 9:06pm UTC

That could account for some margin of error Larry. I don't think much of one. Why would anyone want to move out of Texas? We have a lot more people moving in than we do out. Here there is a lot lower unemployment rate and a whole lot better weather than up in Yankee country. Austin has just been named the best city in which to live, nationwide.

Larry M. Apr 10, 2012, 9:28pm UTC

Col.,

There's also people who move within Texas and people who die. There are all sorts of categories of folks who should be removed from the rolls who are not there due to fraud.

I, myself, grew up in Texas and didn't want to leave but the best graduate school for me was in Florida. (I was horrified at the roads and the weather there.) My college was Texas Tech. So I am biased strongly in favor of Texas.

Marilyn M. Apr 11, 2012, 12:55am UTC

Same thing has happened in OH, TX and IN. Too many registered voters for the number of residents, even with accounting for some people move and don't officially change their addresses because they're hiding from creditors.

Larry M. Apr 11, 2012, 8:40am UTC

Marilyn,

What is your source of the information that it's "Too many registered voters for the number of residents, even with accounting for some people move and don't officially change their addresses because they're hiding from creditors. "?

I don't have information on the proportion of excess voters and the migration rates for those counties. Do you have some source that provides that information?

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Col. George W. Apr 10, 2012, 9:11pm UTC

All of the flap from the Democrats about voter ID is pitiful in its simplistic retoric.

Voter ID will;

Disenfranchise Blacks ------------ Black people are stupid so don't get ID
Disenfranchise the Elderly -------- Old poeple are stupid and don't have ID
Disenfranchise Women ----------- Women are stupid so they don't have ID
Disenfranchise other Minorities ---- Minoritiess are stupid and don't get any ID

Anyone else vote ID will affect? More stupid people?

Marilyn M. Apr 11, 2012, 12:56am UTC

They claim it also hurts the poor. Nope. Even homeless people have to have ID to get into homeless shelters.

Col. George W. Apr 11, 2012, 11:10am UTC

So: The only people who would not be bothered by voter ID and could easily vote are:

White, Male, Under 65, Employed.

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